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Accenture

Advises businesses and runs their technology

GBS Service Management & Performance Lead - Manager

Strategy & Management ConsultingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listedHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience working within Finance functions, Finance shared services, GBS or Finance transformation environments, with knowledge of one or more Finance process areas such as Record-to-Report (R2R/RTR), Procure-to-Pay (P2P/PTP), Order-to-Cash (O2C/OTC), FP&A or Finance service delivery.
  • At least 6 years of relevant experience across GBS, shared services, enterprise service management, service design, operations transformation or consulting.
  • Have led a meaningful service-management design or implementation workstream from assessment through detailed design and into implementation readiness, adoption or stabilisation.
  • Strong understanding of how services are organised across retained functions, GBS/GCC delivery teams, Global Process Owners, Centres of Excellence and external providers, and of the relationship between service ownership, process ownership, delivery accountability and business relationship management.
  • Practical experience defining service portfolios and catalogues, service boundaries, ownership, customer groups, access routes, service levels, governance forums, escalation paths and service-lifecycle arrangements.
  • Experience using customer or employee insight, service journeys, interaction data and feedback to improve service access, transparency, knowledge, self-service and resolution, balancing service experience with control, efficiency and operational practicality.
  • Experience designing service-performance frameworks combining operational, outcome, experience, quality, control, capacity, productivity and value measures; establishing clear metric definitions and ownership; and using service reviews and performance insight to trigger action.
  • Experience designing hand-offs, service acceptance, issue resolution, escalation and performance governance across internal teams and, where relevant, outsourced or managed-service providers.
  • Understanding of how workflow and case-management platforms, service portals, knowledge tools, integration, analytics, automation and artificial intelligence enable the GBS service model.
  • Ability to define relevant business, data and control requirements, challenge solution options and assess implications for roles, channels, routing, controls and human oversight; hands-on configuration expertise is not required.
  • Ability to independently lead a defined client workstream, facilitate structured workshops, manage a small team, develop high-quality executive materials and build trusted relationships across GBS, functional, operational and technology stakeholders.

Responsibilities

  • Assess the current GBS service-management model, including the service portfolio, service definitions, customer groups, access channels, demand patterns, request and case handling, service ownership, governance, performance data, provider interfaces, enabling technology and the root causes of service-user and operational pain.
  • Lead the design of the target GBS service-management framework, covering the service portfolio and catalogue, service boundaries, customer eligibility, service ownership, delivery responsibilities, service levels, controls and the lifecycle for introducing, changing and retiring services.
  • Define roles, accountabilities and decision rights across GBS leadership, service owners, Global Process Owners, retained functions, service relationship managers, delivery teams and external providers, and establish the governance forums, service-review routines and escalation routes required to manage the model.
  • Design how internal customers access and experience GBS services, including customer segmentation, service journeys, channels, self-service, knowledge, request and case management, routing, tiered support where appropriate, status transparency, communications and feedback mechanisms.
  • Develop the service-performance and reporting framework, including outcome, quality, experience, control, productivity, capacity, value and cost-to-serve measures; define SLAs and OLAs where appropriate, metric definitions, calculation logic, source data, ownership, data-quality requirements, reporting cadence and intervention thresholds.
  • Design finance cross-tower and provider service integration, including end-to-end hand-offs, service acceptance, issue resolution, demand and capacity management, escalation, provider-performance governance and accountability where a service crosses organisational or supplier boundaries.
  • Establish how performance insight will drive improvement, including root-cause routines, prioritisation criteria, ownership of improvement actions, benefits tracking and governance of a continuous-improvement backlog; govern and enable improvement rather than personally deliver every process-improvement initiative.
  • Assess the operating-model implications of technology, data, automation and artificial intelligence, including workflow, case management, portals, knowledge, analytics, virtual agents, intelligent routing and agent-assist capabilities, and define their effects on channels, roles, decision rights, controls, exception handling and human oversight.
  • Translate the service-management design into clear business, data and control requirements for technology, architecture and data specialists, maintaining alignment between operating-model intent and the enabling solution without owning platform configuration.
  • Develop the implementation roadmap and practical service-management assets, including service definitions, governance terms of reference, operating procedures, service-review packs, reporting requirements, training and adoption materials; support pilots, service transition and early-life stabilisation.
  • Lead the assigned client workstream and a team, managing scope, deliverables, risks, dependencies and quality; produce executive-ready recommendations and contribute to proposals, points of view and reusable GBS service-management assets.

About the Company

Accenture

Advises businesses and runs their technology

Accenture advises large businesses and public agencies on strategy, builds their technology systems and runs ongoing operations. Its teams connect business planning with implementation, covering areas such as cloud migration, cybersecurity and customer experience. Consultants work with clients to redesign processes, while engineers integrate software from technology partners and maintain the resulting systems for multinational organizations. Clients pay for project work or continuing services, including application support and business processes such as finance and customer service. Accenture was founded in 1989 and has its headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Founded
1989

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